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chapter 15 & 21 Flashcards

1
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Establishes & maintains the longitudinal axis of the body. Motions occur as a result of the combined motions of the individual veretebrae.

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Vertebral column

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2
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Protects the spinal cord. Shock absorption and transmission (intervertebral disc)

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Spinal cloumn

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3
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Provides the vertebral column with more strength and resilience (10x more than if a straight rod)

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Vertebral curves

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4
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Small, smooth, flat surface on a bone

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Facet

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5
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Anterior, weight bearing part of the vertebrae

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Body of the vertebrae

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6
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Posterior portion of the vertebrae

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Vertebral arch

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7
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The opening for the spinal cord

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Vertebral foramen

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8
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Where one vertebrae sits on another

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Articular process

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9
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Most posterior palpable part of the vertebrae

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Spinous process

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10
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Between each vertebrae. Absorbs and transmits shock. Maintains flexibility of Vertebral column.

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Intervertebral disk

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11
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Outside of the intervertebral disk

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Annulus fibrosus

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12
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Inside the intervertebral disk

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Nucleus fibrosus

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13
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C1 is also called the what? Also helps give the neck is rotating capability

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Atlas

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14
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C2 is referred to as this? Gives the neck a pivot point due to the odontoid process

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Axis

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15
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C7 has a long & prominent spinous process

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C7

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16
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Where the ribs articulate with the vertebrae

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Costal facets

17
Q

Region of the back that is most injured. Absorbs most of the bodies weight and the weight we carry. Most of the motion occurs at L4-L5.

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Lumbar spine

18
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O= sternum and clavicle
I= mastoid process
A= bilat: flexes neck
      Unilat: laterally bends the neck, rotation to opposite
                  side
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Sternocleidomastoid

19
Q

O= transverse processes of cervical vertebrae
I= ribs 1-2
A= bilat: assists neck flexion
Unilat: lateral bending of the neck

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Scalene

20
Q

A= trunk flexion; compression of the abdomen

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Rectus abdominis

21
Q

A= bilat: trunk flexion & compression of abdomen

Unilat: lateral flexion, rotation to opposite side

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External obliques

22
Q

A= bilat: trunk flexion, compression of abdomen

Unilat: lateral flexion, rotation to same side

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Internal obliques

23
Q

A= compression of abdomen

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Transverse abdominis

24
Q

Can be static or dynamic, deals with alignment of various body segments

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Posture

25
Q

This must be maintained at all times.

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Vertebral alignment

26
Q

During gait; pelvis dips side to side

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Lateral pelvic tilt

27
Q

Decrease the amount of stress placed on ligaments, muscles, and tendons. Improves function. Decreases amount of muscle energy needed to keep the body upright.

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Good posture

28
Q

The worst position for you

A

Sitting

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